Communication with your deployed loved one may be through social media, which is a positive, effective strategy for staying in touch. But have you thought about how social media may affect your circle of support back home?
Ninety percent of young adults in the United States use social media to communicate privately and publicly, as well as to access news, education and entertainment sources. This amazing technology, however, has been infiltrated by people who use it irresponsibly and criminally. It is essential to be aware of criminal conduct that occurs on social media to avoid problems.
Social media and texting can help build relationships but also destroy them. These communication tools can be used to spread important news and to raise money for worthy causes—but also be used to spread lies and steal money from unsuspecting charitable people. By reading this chapter, you will learn about the positive and negative effects of social media and texting.
| Date Taken: | 02.09.2026 |
| Date Posted: | 02.09.2026 13:49 |
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